Unentreatable

a. Also unin-. (UN-¹ 7 b.)

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1561. Daus, trans. Bullinger on Apoc. (1573), 97. Corrupt Preachers … haue … borne men in hand that God is an unintreatable Rhadamantus.

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1581. J. Bell, Haddon’s Answ. Osor., 478 b. The Pope … did with unentreatable bloud-thyrstynes rushe upon good and godly ministers.

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1611. Cotgr., Inexorable, inexorable, vnintreatable.

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